The scene of the event
As the New Year draws nearer, the citizens of Chuncheng City have begun to buy New Year goods and prepare good things for their own use and New Year's greetings in advance. In order to enhance the shopping experience of customers, major business districts in Kunming have launched New Year activities related to the "New Year Goods Festival" to welcome the auspicious Year with the citizens.
At the weekend, the reporter walked into Wuyue Plaza in Wuhua District, and the "Wuyue China Year" activity with the theme of "Cold Light And Iron, National Wind And Tide" was jointly linked online and offline, just in full swing. Hanfu catwalks, armor contests, square pop-ups and other programs are colorful, providing one wonderful national style award after another for the citizens who come to shop.
According to reports, the "Year of Wuyue China" was hosted by Kunming Wuhua Wuyue Plaza, and the event used the Year of the Tiger to welcome the New Year of the Armor Exhibition, aiming to let more people understand and understand the traditional Chinese culture, especially the charm of the Armor Culture. The event invited the well-known domestic armor boy band "Iron Feather Tabai" to stage the debut of the Spring City Armor, reproducing the majestic courage and fearless spirit of the Chinese heroes and heroes in history. At the same time, the scene also gathered nearly 50 Hanfu and armor lovers of the Yunnan Jiajia Men's and Women's Troupe, jointly exhibited the armor costumes of various dynasties, and restored the historical scenes such as school drills and battlefield training through traditional weapons such as long swords, silver guns, bows, and flags, showing the charm of traditional Chinese culture and carrying forward China's positive energy.
In addition, a folk workshop was set up at the event site. In the area of national style, exquisite Hanfu, hairpins, earrings, masks and other commodities are dazzling, attracting people to stop; in the intangible cultural heritage area, sugar paintings, clay figures, Chinese knots, Spring Festival, paper cutting and other "intangible cultural heritage" projects help the party, relive the New Year's taste, continue the tradition, and are well received by people.
Yunnan network reporter Zhang Tong intern reporter Hu Yuya photo report